Sentence examples for third eyes from inspiring English sources
"third eyes" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
It is often used as a metaphor to refer to a person's intuition or inner perception. Example: "She closed her two physical eyes and opened her third eye, allowing her to see the truth beyond what her senses could perceive."
Withdrawals conquered, pavlovas perfected and third eyes squeegeed, the group reconvened in mid-2015 and found that they still had new doors to open.
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But Derrickson's greatest achievement is incorporating so much cosmic guff into the story – astral planes, third eyes and mandalas abound – without ever seeming like a stoner's motivational bedroom poster.
(Maybe straight homage is a form of vulnerability?) Here's "Legendary Lovers," with a sitar loop and vapid lyrics intimating Eastern spirituality, speaking of karma, third eyes, and mantras; to call it a knowing rip on, say, mid-period-Madonna spirituality would be generous.
Growing up in the 1970's in a New York tenement, Kelley writes that he inherited his mother's belief that "the map to a new world is in the imagination, in what we see in our third eyes rather than in the desolation that surrounds us".
For everyone else, Max Rushden and Helen Chamberlain are on hand with what will undoubtedly be a bumper crop of celebrity guests, the usual tinsel-draped features including the funniest Third Eyes, as well as a feast of highlights and goals from the 2012-13 campaign thus far, both at home and abroad.
"He's my third eye in the classroom," Hill said.
This acts like a third eye – it gives me confidence.
When Shiva opens his third eye, you know it.
— Ted Kooser Lone Egret By Kathleen M. McCann Classically stagy, goose-neck elegant, river's third eye.
